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She made these remarks during a farewell luncheon that saw of her Secretary Gladys Nambooze Mulundirawala. She clocked the mandatory retirement age. Nambooze joined the judiciary in 2009 and retired from service on June 30, 2022. This is after 13 years of dedicated service to the institution.
According to Sabiiti, Nambooze served competently with care and dedication. She further described Nambooze as a person with high integrity, a mother. She is apparently generally a person who has a very clean history.
Additionally, she, called upon other staff to emulate the traits and remain loyal to their bosses while fulfilling their duties.
“When I needed a secretary, I asked my colleagues to help me get a very good secretary; someone who had a good history in the judiciary and she fit the description. I am happy that you have opened a way for other staff to follow your loyalty, dedication and integrity,” Sabiiti said.
Justice Stephen Mubiru praised Nambooze for her consistent hard work and great legacy. This apparently she kept for a long time.
“I met Gladys over 20 years ago when I was a young advocate when I had just joined the profession but you may not remember. But the way I met you is the same way you are now. You have been an inspiration indeed,” he said.
He further appreciated Nambooze for her contribution towards the institution her human aspect of love, care and comfort she offers to people she attends to. He referred to this as “a good gesture and good precedent.”
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